• 99.95% cobalt available in 25 millimetre cut squares (1 inch x 1 inch)
• Can be used by virtually every industry sector
• Recognized the world over as the choice for all critical superalloy applications
• Gases and impurities are extremely low

Cobalt Cathodes (PDF – 91 KB)

• 99.9% cobalt available as broken cathode
• High-purity cobalt known for its excellent dissolution properties
• Applications are typically in the chemical industry where purity is important

S-Cobalt (PDF – 90 KB)

End Uses
While cobalt is a key mineral in vitamin B12, it is best known for its many and varied industrial uses. Until the 20th century, cobalt was used primarily as a pigment producing intense blue colours. Today cobalt can be found in a variety of products, both consumer and industrial.

Consumer products include batteries for cellular phones and video recording tapes for camcorders. Industrial applications range from catalysts to reduce the sulphur content of gasoline to nickel and cobalt alloys for jet engines and binders in tungsten carbide drill bits.

For more information, please refer to "Cobalt Facts" on the Cobalt Development Institute Website.